New York Stocks and Markets Report Oct 19
Closing quotations show American Can at 143 and AT&T at 14 flys, with General Electric 203 and U S Steel around 12. Heavy activity in foreign government bonds, especially French 7s, and mixed livestock prices at Kansas City and Chicago. Cattle and hog receipts strong, with varied prices across cattle, calves, and sheep markets. Chicago reports shipping demand lifting hog and cattle values.
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Liberty Bonds and Grain Prices Tumble Amid Chicago Trade
Liberty bonds quotes listed with 44s 101 and 44s 106 while Chicago cash grain markets show mixed No 2 hard wheat and No 2 yellow corn. Grains closed lower with wheat off and oats softer, led by modest demand and limited supply. Provisions and livestock prices also fell. hogs and cattle saw slight declines in a cautious market tone.
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Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Report
In Atlantic markets Grain shows mixed prices for wheat corn and barley with slight declines noted. Cattle markets remain steady for stockers and feeders with cows and heifers bringing 3.25 to 5.50. Produce prices list butterfat eggs old hens and geese with variable values for ducks and spring poultry.
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St. Joseph
Cologne Evacuation Planned Amid Geneva Talks
Paris reports moves to evacuate Cologne soon as talks on peace and disarmament proceed. French leaders Briand and other officials stress cooperation with the League of Nations. Paul Mencour suggests U S involvement could speed a durable solution to disarmament.
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Delegation Planned from Iowa to Dry Congress in Chicago
Des Moines Iowa announces a special delegation of business and professional men to attend the 22nd annual dry congress of the Anti-Saloon League of America in Chicago. The move marks the first time Iowa will send such a group as the prohibition movement gains momentum statewide.
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Missouri River Navigation Meet Opens in Kansas City
Five hundred delegates from six states gather in Kansas City Missouri for a Missouri river navigation conference. Samuel Thompson will discuss Waterways and Agriculture and Herbert Hoover will speak on Inland Waterways for Agriculture and Industry. The two day meeting aims to craft a unified program to improve Missouri river transportation and likely approve the Porter bill for five year funding.
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress
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Federal Grand Jury Probes Legion Meeting Drinking
A special federal grand jury in Omaha investigates drinking and disorder at the American Legion national convention. Seventy five witnesses have been subpoenaed including Sheriff Kadees and deputies to explain lack of action to stop drinking and bootlegging during the event.
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Lee Olathe
Ninth District Men Lodge for Abolishment of Federal Inheritance
Delegation from the Ninth District plans to present views to the Ways and Means Committee, led by W. R. Grown, advocating repeal of the federal inheritance tax and reduced income tax rates. The group, under Iowa Tax results auspices, backs President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon on estate taxation state responsibility.
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Iowa Tax Results
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Georgia
Cumberland Man Escapes Injury After Car Veers Into Ditch
A Cumberland man, uninjured aside from minor cuts and bruises, escaped serious harm when his car slid into a ditch near here last evening. The vehicle suffered damage, but the driver avoided major injuries after the mishap.
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Stondland Oil
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Hancock Girl Sustains Broken Arm in Mule Fall
Myrtle Hildebrand ten, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alva Hildebrand west of Hancock, fell from a mule last Wednesday. Her left arm was broken at the elbow with part of the bone shattered. She was taken to Council Bluffs for bone specialist consultation and to Jennie Edmondson hospital for x rays and setting of the bone. She will require extended treatment. Her prior infantile paralysis complicates recovery.
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Cumberland Church Delegation Heads to Ames Conference
Special to News Tech reports Cumberland Baptist church delegates depart Cumberland ta for Ames conference opening tomorrow and running five days. Local delegates include Ret. and Mrs. Bob Swales Mr. and Mrs G I Edwards Mr. and Mrs Cecil Spencer and Mrs Hartlett Worthington.
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Ice Skating Rink to Open at Griswold This Winter
Griswold residents learn of an upcoming ice skating rink at Griswold Park under owner Ravan. The project will occupy a section north of the pavilion and use crops harvested nearby for insulation. Leon Talbete will assume management under the existing contract terms.
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Question of 18th Amendment Cited by Women's Club
Washington Oct. 19 The National Liberal Alliance urged President Coolidge in a long address to address prohibition in his annual message to Congress. Helen J. Baughan, director of women's activities, argued for constitutional liberty and removal of enforcement from the 18th Amendment, citing 12,000,000 ballots backing Volstead Act modification.
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Helen J. Baughan
National Liberal
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National Liberal Alliance
Anita Woman to Rebekah Grand Lodge Session at Ottumwa
A letter notes Anita woman will attend the Rebekah Grand Lodge session in Ottumwa. It mentions Ost. special telegraphs, Vera, Br. Hook, and Monday morning travel. The piece references the state assembly session at Rebekah leaders in a Treated county within the state district.
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State Minimum Wage For Women Declared Invalid
Washington October 10 A state minimum wage for women was held invalid by the United Tesslyierine Court. The court affirmed a decision by a lower federal court which had ruled against the state law.
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No Guard Rails on White Way Whitway Anita
An Iowa notice from AnItA dated Oct 1 reports guard rails on the Whitway-7 highway between Anita and Wiota will be delayed until spring due to unsettled conditions. Drivers warned to exercise caution to avoid the low banks along the road, which run high at many points. Chas Daniel returns to Anita with his family from Nebraska after summer work.
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Blaze Discovered In Rear Of Lewis Drug Store
A small fire was found in the rear of the Lewis Drug Store this morning and extinguished with chemicals. Minor damage reported. no injuries.
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Bandits Roil New York in Jewelry Heists Across Boroughs
A bandit attacked New York jewelry firms, taking between 150000 and 200000 in gems and bonds from Larder and Son on Broadway. Earlier a thief escaped with 40000 to 50000 in gems and bonds from Jacob Baker jewelry. In Brooklyn a gang in a policeman's uniform robbed motorists of several thousand dollars in valuables.
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Black attacker wounded girl then buried alive in ditch
In Depropst Michigan a Black man cut the throat of 16 year old Hunter Stanter and attempted to bury him alive in a ditch. Carpenters who were nearby observed a man throwing dirt into the ditch and alerted authorities. The assailant fled toward the Wabash railroad as residents and deputies hunted him. The victim, Mrs Stanter, wife of three months, was found partially submerged in water.
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Doctor Rogers Mourns Death of Mother in Omaha
Dr I H Rogers, a well known clinician from Cumberland, returns home after being summoned to Omaha by the death of his mother. The notice confirms his family loss and his distant travel to attend the private funeral arrangements.
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